Five Seasons Center Eyes Box Seats and Computerized Ticketing
Five Seasons Center plans four new box seat sections and 79 first row seats on first balcony with annual reserves. Box seats cost 6000 dollars annually, individual seats 250 each. tickets billed monthly and mailed. A five year 303949.20 dollar leased Ticketmaster system is proposed, to handle about 350000 tickets per year and expand across Eastern Iowa.
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Five Seasons Community Center
Mike Gebauer
Five Seasons Center Commission
Gebauer
Cedar Rapids doctor loses U.S. court appeal
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St Louis upholds the dismissal of a retaliatory lawsuit by Cedar Rapids orthopedic surgeon Dr Earl Bickel against Lenore Mackie of O Fallon Missouri and her attorney Roger Hibbits. The federal court found no malice or improper treatment in Mackie's earlier suit and Iowa law blocks damages for reputational harm in malicious prosecution claims. The appeals court endorsed Judge Edward J McManus decision and suggested state courts address the issue.
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U.S. 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Cedar Rapids
Earl Bickel
U.S. District Court
Missouri
Bickel
Lenore Mackie
O'Fallon
U.S
Edward J. McManus
McManus
Iowa
Appeals
Alaska man injured in semitrailer crash
An Alaska man, James E. Mandler, 30, of Opelika, was injured when his semi collided with a truck driven by Carl J. Hunt, 22, from St. Francis Kansas, who failed to stop at a traffic signal. Hunt was ticketed for running the light.
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Alaska
Mercy Hospital
Carl J. Hunt
St. Francis
Kan
Sixth Street
50Th Avenue Court
James E. Mandler
Opelika
Hunt
Cedar Rapids school custodians fail to reach contract
The custodial maintenance bargaining unit and Cedar Rapids Community School District failed to reach a 1979-80 contract in mediation by the Monday deadline. A state board will appoint a fact finder for a public hearing where wage and work week issues will be discussed. Anthony Sinicropi of the University of Iowa is named fact finder for the Jan 15 Cedar Rapids Education Association case. Benjamin Franklin began Poor Richard's Almanac in 1732.
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Cedar Rapids
State Public Employment Relations Board
Steve Muller
Ron Cook
Anthony Sinicropi
University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids Education Association
Noe Industrial Bonds Sought by CRST
Cedar Rapids Steel Transport filed for 2.5 million in industrial revenue bonds to finance construction of new corporate offices east of the current facility at 3930 16th Ave SW. The present space would house local branch operations and shops. The request goes to the city attorney for study and would not involve tax funds. Apollo 17 splashdown marked a 1972 milestone.
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Cedar Rapids Steel Transport
CRST
16Th Ave
Cedar Rapids airport under pressure as crowding prompts talk of new terminal
The Cedar Rapids Airport Commission debated expanding capacity while remaining unsure on a terminal concept or price. A consultant proposed a 20 million dollar new terminal, but commissioners prefer a cheaper project. Mississippi Valley Airways will add seven routes starting Feb 1, with a ticket booth planned between Ozark and United to ease congestion. The panel will reassess crowding in a year and seeks a concrete plan before proceeding.
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Cedar Rapids
Mississippi Valley Airways
Ozark
United
Commission
John Chapman
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